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Different implementations of these mobile systems have been evaluated and shown to provide accurate gait data, but they are expensive and complex equipment and the training required has limited their use [ 24– 27].

The accurate identification of gait asymmetry is very beneficial to the assessment of at-risk gait in the clinical applications.

3D motion analysis represents a method of collecting objective, accurate and repeatable gait data, however the high cost of equipment inhibits its widespread use in routine clinical practice.

The accurate evaluation of gait symmetry has an important role in the assessment of motion function [ 3, 4].

Zero crossing features on the ML axis provided an accurate prediction of the gait-cycle, with a mean difference of 0.03 s (−0.01, 0.05 confidence intervals).

In these environments using high bandwidth virtual compliance, made possible by low impedance actuators, will allow the robot's legs to actively conform to the terrain producing a more efficient and swift mode of locomotion as compared to a statically stable crawling gait which requires accurate terrain mapping and explicit foot step planning.

After accurate orthopaedic and physiatric evaluation assisted by gait analysis, bilateral psoas release at the pelvic brim [7, 8] and correction of equinus deformity (according to Baumann [9]) were performed.

A higher postural balance confidence during swing phase of the gait cycle has possibly enabled a more accurate targeting.

In order to permit accurate steps/day assessment with a pedometer, participants must demonstrate normal gait [ 38] and have a BMI ≤ 40 kg/m2 [ 39].

Singular aspects of the EFST have been shown to be accurate predictors of falls risk in men, such as slow and/or unsteady or gait [ 41], however balance and/or gait assessments alone are not considered effective predictors of relative falls risk [ 42].

The purpose of the present experiments was to investigate whether post-stroke gait function is related to the ability to accurately abduct and adduct the hip, as required for accurate foot placement.